You could simply look for the '<BODY class="green">' line in the
~xymon/server/www/nongreen.html or xymon.html file. The color shown for
the "class" will match the overall state. A simple script could be written
to run on your xymon server to gather this and send it to your monitor.
Tom
On Fri, Feb 16, 2024 at 8:16?AM Wim Nelis via Xymon <xymon at xymon.com> wrote:
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Subject: How to retrieve the global state of Xymon?
Hello,
my current project is (trying to) display the global state of Xymon, that
is the state (colour) shown in the main view. A sort of a traffic light is
used, which is controlled by an ESP8266 micro controller running
microPython.
This state must be determined from the states of all the tests, which can
be retrieved using the 'xymondboard' command. As far as I know, there is no
other way of retrieving the global state of Xymon. Is this correct?
The NOPROP* tags seem complicate things. One can retrieve the tag(s) per
host, using f.i. 'xymondboard fields=...,XMH_NOPROPRED', but the tag is
shown, not the result of combining it with the command line parameters of
xymongen. Is there another way of retrieving this information?
Kind regards,
Wim Nelis.
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